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The Royal Commission asked Marcus to speak. The government won't let him in the country.

Australia set up a Royal Commission to hear the truth. It invited Marcus to give evidence. Then the same government refused his visa.

Marcus was a former ASIO-agent. The Royal Commission on Antisemitism and Social Cohesion asked him to appear and speak to what he believes are serious intelligence failings before the Bondi Massacre. But he cannot. Tony Burke has refused him entry.

An inquiry that cannot hear the witnesses it invites is not a full inquiry. A person invited to be heard, then blocked at the border, has been silenced by the very government that called for the truth.

This is a decision one person can reverse. Tony Burke is the Minister for Immigration. He can approve Marcus's visa.

Ask him to.

Email Tony Burke now.

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